The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-10
lie IOURNAL.
THURSDAY. FEB. 10. 1851.


on the 5. & s. W.
- Attention Il called 90 the advertise
rnent Of DR.. Gray. IN another column
The Opsrs House y noW W viii
gas. aud the isgatis very brilliant.
Mr.. Hugh King, Of Americus,
visiting bis niece Mrs. Il d. SamP
:, son.
3, Hon. r. +. Carver returned las
sunday from a business trip to Chi
cage.
Mr. W. d. RadeliG has sold his
store building 90 Mr. o. seitz FOR
$1,000.
The long expected cable for the coal
boring apparatus has not arrived
even yet.
The Salina National Bank has Put
IN fine, full length, plate glass win
dow panes.
The gorgeous valentine hangs 10
the window. Valentines Day next
I WEN aANANHg
r p. Cravens, ESQ. has so far reeov-
cred from his illness as TO be at bis
Office desk sgain.
The new bankers have arrived and
will commence business "a soon ~
their room il ready.
Tom Nicklin has severed his con-
neciion with the WhatcOm Nv. t.
/ RerciHe, aud gone on 10 a farm.
Mrs VI. d. league entertained very
/ pleasantly a large company Of her
lady friends At tea last Thursday.
Several new buildings on the Kan
sas Wesleyan grounds are being built
As fast ss the weather will permit.
Mr. J. Rice, prominent citizen Of
Leavenworth, Is n guest Of Mr. J. G..
Daniels, Of the Salina National Bank.
a Kansas & Colorado engine was
ditched near Geneseo last Friday aud
business was suspended for several
days.
Msssrs. Ninson and Conkle. OF
Kansas city, nav been in Salina this
week, and are thinking OF locating
here.
The Haskell & Wood plans for
the Hotel National do not seem to
suit. The verdict is that the picture
il too "pr'soE-like."
DIR. J. w Crowley has bought lots
with the intention Of building a resi-
dence at the northeast corner Of High
land Avenue aud Crawford street.
a real, truly" Board Of Trade was
organized Tuesday evening, and it is
TO be hoped that the new organization |
will accomplish much good for the
city.
The new street car checks are very
handsome a. well as handy. You /
can buy twenty five for one dollar.
They are for sale at Mr.. Seilz's drug
store.
Mr.. T. W. jackson, Of Mouroevills
Ohio, is visiting his cousins DR.. and
Harry Nickles. Il is probable that
he will locate in this country such
a, least being his present intention.
Frank Henry will hold an auction
at the Fair store on Saturday, Feb.
y. at which fine line of organs will
be sold at exceeding low prices. He
designs quitting business.
The plans for the Wight q King
mau block un Seventh street present
about the hsrdsomest block m town.
The building will have four store
rooms aud be three stories high.
Nj r. W. Musgrave has sold his
farm Of l00 acres. arjoiring the city
on the southwest to 5Ie-srs. BrauiH
Bros. and CraveIs and y G.. Ether
idge, for Sl2.OOl. Mr.. MusgTave viii
remove 60 town.
Mr.. W. 70. Mcdowell, one al "a
lina'- popular young druggists, was
married last evening in Shelbyville,
Ill.,, to Miss Matte Webster a we'll
known and highly esteemed young
lady Of that city.
Ward Kingsbury. who has for
some weeks been very low, died last
Friday, snd was buried Monday
Everything that could be done for
the unfortunate man was done by |
relatives and friends.
The officers aud employees ot the
Kansas & Colorado road give a grand
ball at the Opera House Tonight II
will be one Of the finest entertain.
ments given in Salina this winter
Il is free to invited guests.
The report that the Kansas & Col
oradO from GeneseO west was to have
been turned over to the Missouri Pa
cIfie last sunday, proved 10 be
untrue: also that the ends Of divis-
ions had been settled upon.
Mr.. A. NJ. Clafiin sold on Thursday,
seven lots in the grounds Of the Kan
sas Wesleyan University, TO Mr.
Chas. Stow. general manager and ad-
vertising agent Of p. T. Barnum'z
circus, greatest show on earth.
The phantom party given by the
pupils Of Prof. Nook last Thursday
evening WIS a very pleasant affair.
There was quite an attendance Of
spectators. who enjoyed the move
ments Of the phantOms very much.
A social will be given this evening 1
at the home Of Rev. Mr.. Gotwald on
eth Street by the ladies ofthe Luther
an church. The many readers Of the
JOURNAL are invited % attend Sup 1
per will be served to those wishing t.
Messrs Addison & seaman. Willis
KesleF and David Beebe have pur-
chased the 7O-aere tract owned by
Rev. A. n. See, adjoining the city on
the west, for $50 per acre. They will
subdivide It aud sell for building pur-
poses.